Will Prince Harry be forced to stay for the foreseeable future in the US and not return to his homeland even for visits?
According to the Duke of Sussex, he feels threatened and wants to independently fund protection on behalf of the British police for himself and his family if and when they arrive.
But Her Majesty's government authorities are refusing to cooperate with his request and so on Sunday he was informed on his behalf that he had made a formal request to review his promise arrangements and to waive his request even though he is not entitled to it.
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According to a report in the Sunday Times in a special letter sent to the UK Home Office, the duke's representatives said he would bring his son Archie and his house Lilibat to visit in the coming months, but "unable to return home" because he thinks it is too dangerous to do so, among other things. The permit in light of an incident in 2021 in which he felt that his guard was being harmed by paparazzi photographers chasing his car.
As you may recall, about two years ago the prince and his wife Duchess Megan Merkel announced that they would stop representing the monarchy and formulated a special arrangement under which they could advance independent careers in front of business entities as individuals, and in fact lost almost all government funding for their security.
In the current application the Duke seeks to fund the police expenses out of his own pocket, but wants the security to be carried out by the Department of Homeland Security officers and not private bodies, as in his view his private U.S. bodyguards do not have the authority to operate legally beyond U.S. borders, and have no access to intelligence Of the British government needed to save their lives during a visit to the kingdom.
She was told that "although his duties in the royal house have changed, his public status as a royal has not changed, and so have the threats against him and his family."
The letter mentioned that he was the sixth person in the succession to the British crown, that he was a graduate of the fighting in Afghanistan, and also the threats from neo-Nazi elements on his family.
"Britain will always be the home of Prince Harry and the country he wants his wife and children to feel safe in," his representatives said in the special request.
"There is a great risk in the absence of police protection," it read.
"Without this protection, Prince Harry and his family cannot return home," the reference ended.
The Ministry of Homeland Security will now have to examine whether his request can be granted.
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